Matsui - Plano

Matsui reminds me so much of being in Japan the products and atmosphere do an amazing job of creating the look and feel of a Japanese mall. There are some fantastic restaurants in here, and lots of little shops with books, toys, and more.This seems to be the official place to play the One Piece card game, which I'm not familiar with, but if you're looking for a place to play One Piece, there was quite a crowd on a Saturday.The food was top notch, and while some of the imported products are pricey, the feeling of stepping into Japan makes it very worthwhile.Highly recommend checking this place out!

The cashier was super nice. I ordered the chicken katsu curry, non-spicy. However, the curry was a bit too sweet for me and I should have gotten the spicy version. I was reminded of brown gravy. The chicken katsu was nicely breaded and hot though. Takoyaki was ok. I would come back to try another dish.Food: 4/5

This place it’s not what it used to be anymore. The service was terrible. I ordered the chicken katsu don and asked why it didn’t have the eggs like the picture (as it used to be). They said you need to pay extra if you want more eggs.Food: 2/5

Probably one of my worst experiences, the worker at the front Benjamin, horrible person. I accidentally ordered the Katsu chicken soup rather than the katsu chicken. I went up to tell the guy I made a mistake and he insisted on charging me extra $9 or no refunds. I told him what I ordered was be on accident. I don’t usually eat Asian food. Needless to say horrible experience and will

Out of all the food stands at Mitsuwa, Matsui is my favorite. I've been eating here since we first moved down to Dallas in 2019, and the quality hasn't changed. COVID-19 made a lot of the stands close down at Mitsuwa, but Matsui stayed strong during that time.They have a glass display of what the dishes look like (similar to what you see in Japan), and the portions are pretty big. I don't think their prices increased much in the last 3 years, which is why I still love to eat here. I usually get a small pork katsu don combo, and it comes with either cold soba noodles or hot udon soup. The price is like $13 after taxes and I have a bit of leftovers to take home. If you want some curry, get it on the side for $3. Ours came in a pretty big bowl and it was enough to feed 3 people. Overall, this is definitely one of the more solid spots in Mitsuwa if you want to dine at the food court.